Gail Altschuler

small porcelain vessels Porcelain People is a new series of slab-built vessels. They are illustrated with sketchbook observations on a variety of themes. Gail combines mishima inlay, sgraffito and thin colour wash painting in the decoration. £120.00 each

Porcelain People is a new series of slab-built vessels. They are illustrated with sketchbook observations on a variety of themes. Gail combines mishima inlay, sgraffito and thin colour wash painting in the decoration. £120.00 each

Abstract on canvas, combining silkscreen printing and painting, inspired by visits to the Alhambra palace in Granada, Andalucia. Cool pools marble floors and sublime geometric patterns made from ceramic tiles

watercolour landscape or seascape, 28x38cm on Waterford 300gsm paper. Inspired by visits to the jurassic coast

Abstract painting on canvas 125x125cm. Ancient roots has patterns and symbols screen printed onto the surface from may cultures. Zen circles, Roman mosaic from Jerusalem, DNA helix, spirals, African dot and stripe patterns.Showing we are all a blend of cultures and personally I am happy about that.

Abstract painting on canvas 125x125cm. Ancient roots has patterns and symbols screen printed onto the surface from may cultures. Zen circles, Roman mosaic from Jerusalem, DNA helix, spirals, African dot and stripe patterns.Showing we are all a blend of cultures and personally I am happy about that.

Collage and mixed media painting 30x21cm using newspapers and new scientist magazines as collage materials and my drawings of the daffodils that were out in the UK at the same time as the first announcement about the threat of Covid and the necessary restrictions.

First Covid daffodil painting. Collage and mixed media painting 30x21cm using newspapers and new scientist magazines as collage materials and my drawings of the daffodils that were out in the UK at the same time as the first announcement about the threat of Covid and the necessary restrictions.

Porcelain People is a new series of slab-built vessels. They are illustrated with sketchbook observations on a variety of themes. Gail combines mishima inlay, sgraffito and thin colour wash painting in the decoration. Photograph by Bill Mudge. High fired with clear transparent glaze.

Colours of the Veld near to whereI grew up in South Africa

Acrylic on canvas. Nightscape, abstract landscapes working from the imagination, going on a colourful journey to create an intriguing foreground, middleground and background and an atmosphere of an unknown yet familiar feeling place.

Acrylic on board